It shows how the justice system works in real life with real cases and you can see how interested some students are.

If they’re like Jacob Shercliffe, a day in Supreme Court Live may point to a lifetime in the profession.

Supreme Court Live also travels to Juneau, Barrow, Fairbanks and Sitka.

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Anchorage School Board approves amended budget

by KTVA CBS 11 News on Feb 20, 22:29

ANCHORAGE – In a 7-0 vote, the Anchorage School Board unanimously approved an amended budget for the 2014-2015 school year Thursday night. Thanks to some creative accounting, the district saved a handful of jobs. However, it’s still bad news for dozens of others. Two hundred people will get pink slips, including more than 100 teachers. […]

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South High stadium shot down

by Lauren Maxwell on Feb 11, 22:18

ANCHORAGE - The Anchorage Planning and Zoning Commission voted down plans for a stadium at South Anchorage High School, which may put an end to the long-running issue. Residents of the Turnagain View neighborhood were concerned about the noise and disruption a stadium could bring. Others said they were never told the practice fields could be […]

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Travel Tuesday takes to New Orleans

by Daybreak Staff on Mar 03, 11:15

If you can’t wait any longer for those warmer temperatures, a flight to New Orleans for spring break might be in order. Daybreak Travel Guru Scott McMurren is already there. He joined the Daybreak crew via Skype Tuesday morning to share some of his experiences down south, should you want to follow his lead. Alaska Airlines recently […]

Crime

Mat-Su Valley high-speed chase ends with suspect up a tree

by KTVA CBS 11 News on Mar 03, 10:47

An Alaska State Trooper car chase ended with a suspect hiding in a cottonwood tree Monday. Troopers first spotted 38-year-old Jason Rose driving a blue Jeep Cherokee along the Palmer-Wasilla Highway around 5:30 p.m. Rose had three outstanding warrants for his arrest, and when troopers tried to pull him over he fled, leading troopers on […]

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National Geographic photographer to speak in Anchorage

by Daybreak Staff on Mar 03, 8:52

One of the first women photographers at National Geographic, Annie Griffiths, is speaking in part of the Anchorage Museum’s National Geographic live speaker series Tuesday night. She says the key to capturing a great photograph is to get closer. “I tell young photographers to really try to get content into their images,” Griffiths said. “Make […]

Weather

Daybreak weather, March 3

by Brett Shepard on Mar 03, 8:39

Southcentral Skies will be mostly cloudy with rain showers over the Prince William Sound and eastern Kenai Peninsula. Southeast Clouds will be on the increase with a chance of some rain late in the day. Interior It will be milder with cloudy skies. North Slope It will be cloudy with light snow and wind. West […]

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Home builders say over-regulation in Anchorage is slowing growth

by Kate McPherson on Mar 03, 8:31

City planning officials say Anchorage is not on track to meet the housing demand over the coming decades. “Looking at the building permits issued in 2013 and 2014 they are not meeting the benchmarks,” said Jerry Weaver, director of Community Development with the municipality. A report prepared for the municipality in 2012 says Anchorage needs 18,000 […]

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Vehicle fire closes Glenn Highway at Knik River Bridge

by KTVA CBS 11 News on Mar 03, 7:55

The Glenn Highway at the Knik River Bridge was closed in both directions Tuesday morning as authorities responded to a vehicle fire with no injuries. An alert sent out by the Anchorage Police Department at 7:35 a.m. said firefighters were on their way to the scene. Another alert sent out around 8 a.m. said that […]

Sports

Aces drop one on the road

by KTVA Sports on Mar 03, 7:02

The Alaska Aces lost in Bakersfield, 5-4, in a shootout Monday night. The Aces blew a 3-1 lead in the third period to the Condors and then were outscored in the shootout. The Aces will play Tuesday in Ontario against the Reign. The puck drops at 6 p.m. Alaska time.